Circle’s USDC added roughly $2 billion in supply during the first quarter of 2026, pulling ahead of rival Tether at a moment when the broader crypto market was contracting. It marked the sharpest divergence between the two largest stablecoin issuers since the bear market of mid-2022. USDC Gains As Tether Loses Ground While USDC grew,…
View More Stablecoin Rising: Supply Surges To $315B As Institutional Flows Lift USDCBlockchain analytics firm Chainalysis puts the number at close to $20 billion — the estimated volume of dirty money that flowed through Xinbi, a Chinese-language crypto marketplace, between 2021 and 2025. Now the UK government wants to shut it down. Scam Hubs At The Center Of It All Britain’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office announced…
View More UK Slaps Sanctions On $20B Crypto Black Market Tied To Southeast Asia Scam Rings
Strategy, the Michael Saylor-led company that has made Bitcoin accumulation its core business, bought $76.6 million worth of crypto last week, lifting its total holdings to 762,099 BTC — roughly 3.5% of the entire Bitcoin supply. Wall Street brokerage Bernstein used that move as a springboard to reaffirm one of the boldest price calls on…
View More Bernstein Sets $150,000 Bitcoin Target As ETF Inflows Surpass $1.6B In MarchFor six straight weeks, Bitcoin was losing the battle against gold. That streak has now reversed — and it has held for two weeks running, with Bitcoin up more than 4% against the precious metal this week alone. A Parallel Decline Reshapes The Debate The timing of that rebound is striking, given that both assets…
View More Bitcoin Gains Ground On Gold Even As Both Assets SlideCentral banks aren’t buying it. Billionaire investor Ray Dalio doesn’t trust it as a safe haven. And Bitcoin is trading 44% below its October peak while gold sits near all-time highs. That’s the backdrop against which Bitwise Asset Management’s chief investment officer is making the case that Bitcoin could still reach $1 million a coin…
View More Bitcoin Down 44% From Its Peak, But Bitwise Still Sees A Path To $1 Million
Bitcoin is trading near $67,300, well off its recent high of $74,000. One well-known analyst says that dip barely matters — he’s looking at a cycle average closer to half a million dollars. A Model Built On Scarcity PlanB, the pseudonymous analyst behind the Stock-to-Flow model, says Bitcoin’s price during the current 2024–2028 halving cycle…
View More Bitcoin’s Valuation Model Hints At $500K Cycle Average, Analyst Says
Real estate mogul Grant Cardone thinks he has an answer to what ails the crypto treasury industry — pair Bitcoin with rental income. His fund buys multifamily housing, collects rent, and channels the proceeds into additional Bitcoin purchases, giving investors exposure to property appreciation alongside the asset’s price swings. It is a model built for…
View More Crypto Treasury Inflows Slide To October 2024 Levels—What Happened?XRP has had a rough few months. After touching a high of roughly $3.66 in mid-2025, the token has since pulled back sharply, recently hovering around $1.30. That is a steep drop by any measure. But one widely followed crypto commentator is not backing down from a bold long-term call — and his argument rests…
View More Say What You Want — XRP’s Chart Is Screaming $50 — Analyst
XRP has had a rough stretch. The token is on pace to close its fifth straight month in the red, a run of weakness that has tested the patience of long-time holders and fueled debate about what comes next. Yet even as the price sits well below its recent peak, a growing number of voices…
View More XRP Sitting On 5 Losing Months — But Some Analysts Say The Worst May Be Over
Crypto investment funds have now recorded a fifth straight week of net outflows, wiping roughly $4 billion from investor coffers over that span. That steady removal of capital has been paired with a sharp fall in trading activity, signaling that many holders are standing on the sidelines rather than buying dips. Trading Volume Hits Multi-Month…
View More Crypto Funds Bleed $4 Billion As Investors Step Back – Here’s Why